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The cruise industry is set for a major expansion in 2026, with 14 new ocean-going ships adding over 30,000 berths at a cost exceeding $10 billion. New luxury brands like Four Seasons and Orient Expres
Port Canaveral has become the world's busiest cruise homeport, surpassing PortMiami with over 8.6 million passengers in FY 2025, driven by strategic investments and increased demand.
Royal Caribbean's Vision of the Seas will return to Baltimore for summer itineraries in May 2027, offering cruises to the Bahamas, Bermuda, Canada, and New England. This follows a temporary shift to F
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings reported record third-quarter 2025 results, driven by strong demand for Caribbean and luxury cruises, exceeding occupancy guidance and reaffirming full-year financial ta
Viking has expanded its fleet to 103 ships with the naming of nine new river vessels, surpassing Carnival Corporation in ship count and demonstrating significant growth.
Norwegian Cruise Line has changed its food and beverage policies, leading to concerns among some passengers accustomed to unlimited dining and drink options. These adjustments may impact the overall c
Norwegian Cruise Line is ending standard delivery of printed daily programs to staterooms, encouraging guests to use digital versions. New fees for dining no-shows and extra entrees have been introduc
The global cruise industry is experiencing a significant increase in consumer demand, with strong bookings and growing passenger confidence for upcoming travel, signaling a robust recovery.
Puerto Vallarta anticipates the Jolly Roger pirate ship's arrival before December 2025. It will replace the sunken Marigalante, sailing from Cancún via the Panama Canal.
Norwegian Cruise Line will stop accepting shipboard beverage packages on its private island, Great Stirrup Cay, starting March 1, 2026, alongside major island upgrades.
Norwegian Cruise Line's newest ship, Norwegian Aqua, has begun its winter Caribbean season from Miami, offering 7-day voyages to destinations like Puerto Plata and St. Thomas through April 2026.
New data shows nearly 65% of cruise ships delivered in 2026 will use alternative fuels. This includes LNG, hydrogen, and methanol-ready vessels, marking a major industry shift.
